Anthony Fasano suffered a concussion and a "bit of a knee sprain" in Sunday's loss to Denver.

Fasano will have to go through the NFL's protocol concussion testing to have a chance to play in Week 14 against the Redskins. The knee sprain sounds like a day-to-day thing. If injury-plagued Fasano doesn't receive full clearance in time, the Chiefs would likely start Sean McGrath at tight end.

Anthony Fasano caught three balls for 28 yards and a touchdown in the Chiefs' Week 13 loss to the Broncos.

Fasano is basically Scott Chandler Part II, a touchdown-dependent commodity who pays dividends as a streamer when and only when he scores a red-zone TD. He happened to do so this week. Will he next week against the Redskins? Your guess is as good as ours. Fasano never offers fantasy upside.

Anthony Fasano caught four passes for 21 yards with a touchdown in Sunday's Week 12 loss to the Chargers.

Fasano was wide open on a goal-line bootleg play for his second touchdown in as many weeks. He was also targeted on a screen play, but looked like he was running in quicksand as he got smothered. Despite the touchdowns, Fasano would be a really weak TE2 play in the Week 13 rematch with the Broncos. He has very little athletic ability.

Anthony Fasano caught four passes for 37 yards and a touchdown in Week 11 against the Broncos.

Fasano made an impressive 10-yard touchdown catch in the back of the end-zone late in the fourth quarter and secured all four of his targets from Alex Smith. He's still no higher than the No. 5 option in the passing game and won't be more than a low-end TE2 in Week 12 against the Chargers.

Anthony Fasano caught one ball for 20 yards in Week 9.

Feel free to drop Fasano during the Chiefs' Week 10 bye.

Anthony Fasano (knee/ankle) remained limited in Thursday's practice.

It's the same routine the TE2 followed in Week 8 before catching two passes for eight yards against the Browns. He'll be active for Sunday's game against the Browns.

Anthony Fasano had two catches for eight yards in Week 8 against the Browns.

Fasano continues to play through a knee injury and lost playing time to Sean McGrath, who finished with two catches for 25 yards. He was targeted just three times in the passing game. Fasano will be nothing more than a low-end TE in Week 9 against the Bills.

Anthony Fasano (knee, ankle) remained limited in Thursday's practice.

The Chiefs will likely manage their veteran tight end's practice reps for the rest of the season. Even with six teams on bye, Fasano is a low-end TE2.

Anthony Fasano (knee, ankle) was limited in practice Wednesday.

Fasano played over 90 percent of the snaps in Week 7, his first game back since Week 2. The Chiefs were likely just taking it easy on him. Fasano is a low TE2.

Anthony Fasano played 91.5 percent of the Chiefs' offensive snaps in his return to the lineup on Sunday.

Fasano missed four games with knee and ankle issues before playing 65-of-71 snaps against the Texans. Coach Andy Reid hinted that will remain the case going forward. "That's an important position in this offense," Reid said. "With the exception of the running backs, it's the closest eligible receiver to the quarterback 99 percent of the time. Normally, it ends up being your quarterback's security blanket." Fasano is just a TE2, while Sean McGrath is back off the fantasy radar.

Active for the first time since Week 2, Anthony Fasano caught four passes for 27 yards in Kansas City's Week 7 win over the Texans.

Fasano was immediately reinserted into the starting lineup, and will remain there going forward. He's not a particularly compelling plug-and-play TE2 in Kansas City's conservative offense.

Anthong Fasano (knee) is active for Week 7 against the Texans.

Fasano had been sidelined since Week 2. He could split snaps with Sean McGrath this afternoon, but should be Kansas City's No. 1 tight end going forward. Inactive for the Chiefs are C Eric Kush, OG Rishaw Johnson, QB Tyler Bray, TE Kevin Brock, S Bradley McDougald, LB Dezman Moses and DL Jaye Howard.

Chiefs TE Anthony Fasano (knee/ankle, probable) was limited in Friday's practice.

The probable tag means Fasano is expected to play Sunday against the Texans. We'd hold off on rostering Fasano outside of 14- and 16-team leagues, but he's going to be Alex Smith's primary tight end moving forward. After a Week 6 goose egg, expect Sean McGrath to take a backseat in the passing attack.

Anthony Fasano (ankle, knee) was limited in Wednesday and Thursday's practices.

it's a sign Fasano might finally be ready to return, though the Chiefs may just be ramping up his reps with an eye toward a return to full practice in Week 8. Either way, Fasano is miles from fantasy relevance.

Anthony Fasano (ankle, knee) is doubtful for Week 6 against the Raiders.

Fasano remained out of practice this week and is without a set timetable to return. The Chiefs will continue to go with fill-in TE Sean McGrath (probable, knee) in his absence.

Chiefs declared TEs Anthony Fasano and Travis Kelce, C Eric Kush, OT Eric Fisher, DL Jaye Howard, LB Nico Johnson, and QB Tyler Bray inactive for Week 5 against the Titans.

Jamaal Charles, as expected, is active despite being listed on the injury report with a toe injury. Sean McGrath will be the Chiefs' primary tight end.

Anthony Fasano (ankle, knee) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Giants.

Fasano returned to a limited practice Friday, but his Week 4 status remains up in the air. With both Fasano and Travis Kelce (knee) sidelined, the Chiefs could be forced to start Sean McGrath for the second straight week.

Anthony Fasano (ankle) remained sidelined at Chiefs practice Wednesday.

Fasano didn't practice last week and missed last Thursday night's Week 3 win over the Eagles. He has just four catches for 34 yards this season.

Anthony Fasano (ankle) is officially doubtful for Thursday's game against the Eagles.

Both Fasano and Travis Kelce (knee) are hobbled. The Chiefs may be forced to go with Sean McGrath as their starter Thursday night. Even owners in 16-team leagues can drop Fasano.

Chiefs TE Anthony Fasano (ankle) was held out of Tuesday's practice.

Fasano's status is unclear, but it's irrelevant for fantasy purposes. Fasano has fallen far down the target totem pole in Kansas City, and is off the roto radar.